EUGENE, Ore. – Connecting community, impacting youth, and having fun while doing it; Meet the Bushnell Nerf Club. This club creates opportunities for students to have fun, destress and grow in community by participating in the nostalgic activity of Nerf. “The Nerf Club is one of our most popular student clubs on campus,” said Paul…
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Beacon Magazine: Pizza with the President
President Womack speaking with Bushnell students What, in your opinion, makes Bushnell University (specifically) and Christian higher education (generally) unique? Kelly Monroe-Kullberg, the founder of The VERITAS Forum at Harvard proposed “the search for truth in response to the most important questions of life” as the highest mission for higher education. What does it mean…
Bushnell University Student Kalani Miller: A Passionate Learner with a Deep Love for the Bible
EUGENE, Ore. – Bushnell University student Kalani Miller is excelling both in and out of the classroom. With a major in Bible and Theology and double minors in Spanish and Biblical Languages, Miller is a driven and passionate learner with a bright future ahead. When asked about her most memorable experience at Bushnell, Miller immediately…
Bushnell University Student Kyle Foss Leads Christ-Centered Small Group, Making Positive Impact on Campus Community
EUGENE, Ore. – Bushnell University student and small group leader Kyle Foss is making a difference in the lives of his peers by providing a Christ-centered environment for all who are part of his group. Foss’s goal is to help people cultivate a community of Jesus followers and bring them closer to Christ. “Kyle’s boldness…
Bushnell University Welcomes Dr. Steven Garber Leading Voice on Calling, Vocation, Faith, and Work
Dr. Steven Garber of M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust to speak on Faith & Work: The Seamless Life on Tuesday April 25 at 11am in Chapel Eugene, OR – Bushnell University will welcome to campus Dr. Steven Garber, Senior Fellow for Vocation and Common Good at the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and one of the foremost…
Rare Holocaust Survivor Torah Scroll Opened and Read at Bushnell University’s Kellenberger library
EUGENE, Ore. – The Kellenberger Library at Bushnell University recently held a special event to open and read from a rare and significant historical artifact, the Scroll. The Scroll has been safely kept in a vault at the library for decades and survived the Holocaust, making it a valuable piece of history. The Torah Scroll…
Q and A with Assistant Professor Ally Goertzen
Ally Goertzen is an assistant professor of school counseling at Bushnell University and has been at the university since 2019. In this Q and A, she shares her role at Bushnell University and what led her to a career in school counseling. Goertzen is committed to overcoming mental health issues and is enthusiastic about empowering…
Q and A with Accessibility Coordinator Elizabeth Bruno
Elizabeth Bruno is the accessibility coordinator for Bushnell University, and the role she plays is crucial to Bushnell’s student learning experience. In this Q and A, she shares a bit about herself and how she came to be in this position at Bushnell. Elizabeth Bruno is passionate about providing students with an environment where…
Q and A with Associate Head Coach for Track & Field George Walcott
George Walcott is the associate head coach for track and field at Bushnell University and has been with the program since 2013. In this Q and A, he shares what motivates him and what his role at Bushnell looks like. George Walcott is passionate about his faith and helping young men and women grow….
Turner Continues to Bring Us Together
In 1885, the Turner family donated the property that has served as a host for the annual camp meeting now known as the Northwest Christian Convention (formerly the Oregon Christian Convention) for over 170 years. The historic Turner Tabernacle, built in 1891, has stood the test of time, reflecting God’s glory in every face of…